Evening Star Newspaper, November 20, 1921, Page 60

SOCIETY '_'_16 = Philippine hand made and hand embroidered ~ Blouses , $1.95 Wonderful news for every woman who appre- ciates the beauty of real handmade blouses. Swiss batiste French voile Elaborately hand - drawn and beautified with hand- embroidered dots. One model with frills; the others with Tuxedo collar and vest fronts, as sketched. All have long sleeves with turn-back cuffs. A . Philippine nightgowns and env. chemise $] 95 —delightful styles; hand-made, hand-embroidered and hand-scal- loped. While quantities last. . Today’s smartest coat * for little boys and girls Red hood overcoats 5 5885 150 is all we have. And there should be.twice that many people for them. (Second fioor.) Fair warning. This double-breasted coat is made of a fleecy wool chinchilla, with navy blue, with military buttons that “make it snappy.” Hood and coat are lined with bright red flannel—stunning! Hood may be detached. Sizes 2 1o 10, for boys and girls. One like sketch, $8.85. Note his “naval topper,” $1.45 (As Sketched Above) It is made of French serge, with silk-woven name-band; and another style is a turn-up middy with name embroidered on band. Sizes 614 to 745 (Boys® shop—third floor.) Distincti . THE $59.50 is a popular price for most of our finer coats and wraps this season. For $59.50 produces style without extravagance; provides about the best in modes, material and in making. trated on coats and wraps greatest aggregation of individually charming styles we have shown this season. In progress: The sale of Immense assortments and wide varieties, embracing about every style in fur and fabric fashions. Note the fabrics: —bolivia —panvelaine —normandy —luxuria —peco plush —baffin seal A “slylisll stout” model developed in long, grace- Handsomely fur trimmed ful lines to give a slender- —wolf —seali — —dyed izi Ttonty —hewerette —Auk.opossum _miopawum 0B appearamce. . ‘ Tailored of suede velour and And styles i finished with convertible col- Full skirted coats ’gemi-fi!l‘:e'd :::;y o Wrappy coats lar, side pockets and belt. Silk Looseitted coats Blouse coats Sport coats lined throughout. Coats with warmth and style. Sizes 36 to.46. A litnde list of things for BABY Flannelette nightgowns, 69c—With drawstring at the hem. Qpen part way down the front. Sizes for infants up to 2 years. Flannelette kimonos, 59c—Ribbon tie string; trimmed with pink and blue material down front. Day sli 95c—Nainsook. ~One i’tyle I:N‘;(h embroidery yoke; a Bishgp style, with fine veining and lace edging. Sizes up to 2 years. Dres: $9%c—Nainsook. Long ur.::on. Dainty yokes. Lace edging around neck and sleeves. Sizes to 2 years. “Vanta” Garments Dress baby without pins, hooks or buttons — diapers, bands, shirts, gerttudes, etc. Tots’ flannelette bloomers, 39¢ “Windsor” grade elastic at_ waist and knee. White or flesh. Sizes 6 to 12 years. a (Tots' shop, - third floor.) Give us ten minutes and we - will shew you how to have Music at home Thanksgiving Day and all the holidays to come Ten minutes to prove that any one can play the Gulbransen—not mechanically, but artistically—with understanding. Ten minutes will prove the melody in any piece of music can be easily accented on the The melody is the tune. It's whn‘ you whistle. All other notes are accompani-’ ment notes. They should be subdued—the: melody only should stand out. The Gul- * bransen Player-Piano enables you easily.to accent melody notes. Never mind why— just try it! Also—instruction rolls and the melody indicator—exclusive with the Gulbransen— help you do it. Try them, too. A great many people have been testing the Gulbransen at our store—and just one Suburban model, 8495 10 delivers any test is sufficient to prove that the Gulbran- sen ,is a true musical instrument—not just an ordinary player-piano. ' More Gulbransens are sold than any other player-piano, because the Gulbransen satisfies that many more pedple. i And quantity production on a few stand- ardized models means economies for the maker and you. Thus it comes about that the Gulbransen is the lowest-priced good player-piano in the world. Three models. Country Seat, $600; White House, $700 instrument to your home 018 F S¢. store open Monday evenings, 7 to § SUNDAY STAR, .. The Hecht 7th at F ve coats and wraps we expect to see this season —erminie, etc. All Black, navy, brown, marmot, Sorrento, beaver, deer, Malay, taupe. - WASHINGTON, D. C, Where prices are guaranteed / greatest aggregation of . ) 4 Therefore we have concen- at $59.50 and invite you tomorrow to see the Slenderizing COATS for large women’ 545.00 —chamo Black, taupe, brown, reindeer. Sizes 42 to 50. (Apparel shops, second floor.) silk lined and interlined. ’ ] .v A helter-skelter sale of women'’s stockings Fullfashioned silks N $l Seamed-back silks . Wool-mixed sport hose Hundreds, of pairs—a few score of this style, a few score of that; and every pair underpriced. Silk and wool sport hose The silk hose have mercerized tops; the full-fashioned in brown ;;:ddgny; the seamed back in ack. The sport. hose —wool mix- tures or silk and wool mixtures —are in novel heather shades. Bnkenbnuorlmenu from various lines; some first quality; some slightly irregular. Choice is $1. - Slenderizing dresses 915, for stout women Perfectly proportioned styles that fit where they should, and that are not merely big all over. To be had in silk mignonettes and wool jerseys Tunic models; one sketched. Plain o embroidered. Stout dresses at $25 Poiret twill and tricotine wool dresses in coat, regulation and tunic styles. Navy, black and brown, and sizes 421 to 521 at each price. of dresses 518 There are dresses for business, street and afternoon wear, authentic styles developed in such fine mate- rials as I Poiret ‘twills Tricotines Lovely fashions, most of them new with November, and every dress in good style and taste for the entire season. Canton Crepe Velveteens _ Crepe meteor Crepe de chine Plenty of the desired navy, the more showy combinations. Misses’ sizes, 16 to 20; wem- en’s, 36 to 44. The showing of better dresses is now at its season’s height ¥mbracing a wide array of fashions and fabrics at every price, from 835, $45, $49, $59.50 to $98.50 (Apparel shep, second foor.) < brown and black, as well as - NOVEMBER 20, 1921—PART 2. ' Hanan presents this new black ~satin slipper Patent coltskin, $15 style-approving shape-retaining long-lasting Hand workmanship, with hand- turned soles and all the refinements one looks for in a shoe made by Hanan. Hanan shoes for women are $9.50 to $15. (Shoe shop—first _fioor.) 0DD LOTS On sale while quantities last. No mail or phone orders. Look for these goods under “Odd Lot” signs. Women’s ribbed vests, 49¢ Heavy and medium weight cotton; long and-short sleeve styles. . n ficor.) Sléeping garments, 69¢ Broken size range from- tots' 2 to 6. Made of heavy cotton; some with feet. (Main floor.) ‘Women’s blouses, 59¢ White and colored: cotton blouses; neat styles - with long or short sleeves. .. . (Thina floor.) Girls’ regulation dresses, $1.79 All white, all blue and some’with colored collars; straightline models and a few meparate middy and skirt styles. Sizes 8 to 14. (Third f%or.) Scrim curtains, 75¢ ea. Plain- hemstitched -edge curtains ready to hang; some in Dutch style, others plain. 2 . (Third floor.) Boys’ Indian suits, 95¢ Outfit ‘consists of coat; pants with red trimming and chief's head-plece feather trimmed. Sizes 4 to 14. 3 .. (Tuird floor) ‘Women’s pajamas, $1 Two-piece. white madras pajamas; slightly. soiled from display. Ry 2 (8econd floor.) Boys’ mackinaws, $5.95 - Made,” of sturdy -winter-weight cheviots; in plaids.and.solid colors. Bizes 8:to 18 years. € ; (Third foor.) Women’s moleskin coats, $2.95 Coats _that formerly sold for $19.75. Because of the rubber lining becoming. stiff they will be closed out at $2.95. (Main floor—south annex.) Men’s wool gloves, 29¢ - Warm _ gloves for workmen, drivers, etc. Made of khaki wool with double thickness at wrist. 29¢ each or 4 pairs, $1. (Main floor—me3zzanine.) Overseas caps, 19¢ Sizes for men and boys. Dandy for hunting, camping, drivers, etc. Made of wool -in_khaki -shade; can be turned down ower ears. J (Man floor—south-annex.) Satin dresses, $3.95 ‘Wonderful ' value for smail size women, Desirable styles in black, navy and brown. - Also regular- size julmper dresses of black or navy velveteen. (8econd foor.) Women’s jersey suits, $15 Popular 3-plece atyle—soft wool fabric in medium weight. Desirable all seasons of the year. (Becond floor.) Fur chokers, $7.95 Good sise chokers: dyed and fitch opossum’ in animal style with head and tail. (Becond floor.) Salt's plush coats, $16.75 RS S ning. (Becund Bowr ) o SRR i %, A . SOCIETY New fashions arrive to help make gay Washington’s smartest Social season - The round of parties has begun and milady who would look her best and keep step with the new styles will be glad to know that the Fashion Shops here are splendidly ready. Examples: $55 for lace and tulle dinner dresses and charming con- fections of charmeuse and lace. $65 to $85 for formal dinner gowns, and beaded sequin dresses, almost barbari# in their regal splendor. $28 brings lace and taffeta dresses as well as beaded satins and canton crepes. $35 for dance frocks of taf- ‘feta and also lace and crepe combinations. Evening wraps of Pullman velvet May be had in rose and turquoise at $49.50, and some trimmed with white fox chokers at $69.50. (Anparel shops—second foor.) "~ Long white gloves " Of imported lamb and kid and faultlessly finished from hem to finger tips; may be had in all white or with black embroidered backs. P’ 8-button, $5.95; 12-button length, $6.95 16-button length, $6.95 Fashion’s footnote begins with the Right kind of stockings Chiffon silk stockings, $3.50 to $5.50. Plain silk stockings, $1.95 to $5.50. Lace stockings, $3.95 to $6.95. Lace clocked, $3.95 to $6.50. Evening slippers e Are chiefly of silver cloth or black satin and can be had in the various one, two and three strap pumps, as well as plain opera pumps, with high or low heels. Prices range from $9 to $13.50 Also in HANAN shoesyare the finest examples of black satin slippers and opera pumps, made in America. These are $15. (8hoe shop, first Soor.) Kayser’s 2-clasp Chamoisette gloves 59%¢ A low price for first quality chamoisette gloves of Kayser grade. Black, white, brown, gray, sand, ete.; some with spear back; others with embroidered backs. ' Gauntlet strap wrist Gloves, $2.95 A smooth-fitting glove that hugs the hand like another skin, with a gauntlet that fits well over the wrist, adding a picturesque note of pro- tection. Straps at wrist. Brown, beaver, tan, with wide embroidered back. (New glove shop—frst floor.) Women’s imported Gloves, $1 Imported lambekin; eoft and pli- ant; the gloves are in the desired two-clasp style; and may be had in brown, tan, white, gray and black. Some gloves with contrasting col- or back. All sizes, but not in every shade. Save $100 to $145 on women’s fine SQUIRREL Fur coats The woman looking for an exclusive fur coat of estab- lished style and highest quality can puy any of these at $100 to $145 below the prices they were last week. This reduction means a quicker “turnover” for us and a greater bargain for you. Much better than wait- ing until after Christmas for both of us. Squirrel coats, $495—36-inch model, bell sleeves. Squirrel coat, $595—36-inch model with border of dark gray skins. Bell sleeves. Squirrel coat, $650—40-inch model; dark gray skins. Ripple and border. (Becond floor ) Phonograph records late hits and many of them 49C First quality double-disc ten-inch records; song, dance and orchestral selections; two selections to each record. (Becond Soor | +First of the Christmas handkerchiefs, 3 for $1 First time in some years we've had such fine qualities, and forehanded Christmas shoppers will be quick 10 appre- ciate their quality. c Three for §1-prettily boved for Chritmes giving. New handberhiel shap Aow e